Jail for vicar who groomed children
A vicar from Spencers Wood who preyed on vulnerable young girls has been sentenced for sexual offences involving minors. The ...
Tag: Spencers Wood
Child sex offence vicar pleads guilty in court
A Wokingham vicar who served as a school chaplain has pleaded guilty to child sex offences. Last week, the Revd Peter ...
Ram-raider causes thousands of pounds of damage to salon
A ram-raider used a stolen car to smash through the doors of a Spencers Wood beauty salon before escaping with a ...
St Michael’s decorates its windows for Christmas
A Spencers Wood church knows how to prepare for Christmas - it's been decorating! St Michael's & All Angels on ...
Watch out! Speed limits to be reduced on Borough’s roads
CHANGES to speed limits in the borough’s roads will come into effect from Monday. Two sections of the B3349 Basingstoke ...
Family fun as Swallowfield Show returns to Spencers Wood this weekend
A HOST of entertainment is promised to visitors of this year’s Swallowfield Show. The event takes place at Whitehouse Farm ...
Lucky to be alive: family (and seven-month-old puppy Billy) safe after historic farmhouse blaze
A FAMILY from Spencers Wood are lucky to be alive after a devastating fire tore through their farm house. Harvey ...
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